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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-10
WRECKED Al SEA.
Two Of the Gallant Life. Roar Or. HR
yive and Fell Alb 'ut the Crrri.
Bile Cnismi
rh- Captain, Twenty NV" Seam IL aud Five
Lif1-o'a't"n Men os- Ih LIv.s
Cause Of ihe Wreck.

NORFOLK, VA ian. 9-Lster part su-
'zibeth, which went ASHORE y ste day
III ruIng ON Virgil ia beach, fourteen
miles south If Gaze Henry, put the num-
b. the crew at twenty-five instead of
fifteen, not man of whom was saved.
This fact j. l-arned from two men of the
fe saving crew who survive, and who
IT covered 'n>cIousness to-day. The
b"dts of TIL five men ( the lfe-savi @
cr and four OF the snIp's
crew, which were recovered yesterday
we're in life preserves and three
more If the ships crew without life-pre-
servers were picked up lower down the
C 'a,t this mOrni"g. A body which ba&
been idt ntltied as that Of the captain j.
among thuse recovered On his person
was Il photograph marked Hant. F H Al
h"rstadt, aud letters 1ddrr ssrd to Henry
X Iulkmann, AMI several nh, frumJ 80 p1
Junk & c., Br,merh,ven. This rvru-
Ing the nI1st- i Lhe snip are sill stand
=, 'huug1 the sea is breaKi1g over her
violently Sup riulendenr z vurr of Ie
lie saving service will buarG her In
the IN 'rning If p rs>Ibie. As rehort-i
last night, not w,rd was sp ken
b tween the ships crew aud The lltr--
saving men, when they boarded ner in
their desperate attempt at rescue, and
the Cause Of the wreck Cannrt be posi-
tiV' iy known, alth ug1 it il SUPPOSED t1at
In attrmp lag To- make the Ca res OF VIr-
GINA under reefed sails, sutti ii Mt allow
anCe WAS not made for tn stru z cur
rrn'S, wnicn have Caused several dish
'rpus wrecks along the low VIrgrnit
and N nth CAROLINA Co ,sC during ne last
ir W years.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-10
A BLESSING.

Nothirg adds moretofAe security of life, OF
happiness, and of heal q dan ste and r.li-
able fami. medicine, .ssETk ms won for 1t
=. If The appells.ion of sshe fsfnily blessing" 1,
child has the Colo, ise sure safe and pleas
an :. 1t the t4rhe is ess austed, ov rworked.
debilits. d, / viii rest I'd bis failing strength,
If the wife suffep from yspss sis, Low spiri 8.
Headache, II wl'IgSs Lief If any memper
Of the family hss tsss an, hing hard to digest.
dise. lon. IS give. 10 shins sleep even in
oas-s ~hsze aarcosics hi failed. 1. is pre-
vehtive. per ecly harmless, to begin with, NO
natter wust thea stsct. It will afford lief No
efftr to be feared W. administering; no injury
Alternating; no chsn.e Of diet
r qui 'Sdl; no neglect ofduties or loss of time.
,i'nmorshAyer R'gulst tor is entirely v ge,ab!e
snh IL theSpstest and best mily medirine
zeilin 4 Co Philadelphia.
Pa. sole propf,eters. 4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-10
"ThE PRE>iDESr."
A Monster Diamond Od Ped ~ Bai In q
Now o,k pol,cs Court

A Monster Diamn"d O6 Ped ~ Bail In q
N.w Ho'k poiies Court
NEW YORK, Jan. 9-In An excise case
yesterday 10 the Tomns police court,
where salooD-keep-r WAS held 10 bt,l for
violation OF the excise Ia y, his Counsel
"a FED as bail monster diamond.
Justice White at dr~t r, fused, thinking
WAS gass. Tn lawyer, INV
-v-r, txnlain' d, aud it w.s TX n
NJ security. IL 8 HI lsrsr-t
d i-h d diamond IN The q tied ) - s,
aud l. kn"wn rs rn- p -siIemt L 5 III
49, 80 oartts J. weigpf, api eat >Irh
fph fac =. l. j. ,lI-t 1t $40 900 il
"as hr n2N' ir'rm tr- Kindly - IN
NUutn Africa, in 1855, BY Gnarr, l. w Il
MS CT ', aud originally weigh Il l25
ctratS L. out rank the Mn IL Pl
ut Cleveland, which il valu. d H $40, 0hn
Inc work of cutting "rur Pre,II :"
touk four mou' hs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-10
COLOR tDO,

PI.niy of ear, hu' no Cattle to Shtp-A
gr' -w'nd ent-nced to the p,pt
Tertiary.
eCIAi u the ,zerre.
CoL"RAD tx, Jan. 9.-But twenty
-" carl adj az o K o.ye been .hirp.d
Ut th- past Nee. Emotv cars ave now
p enrifnl, thrr- beiI- Almost a hundred
on hand.
villa n R iSe !, the man who has been
in iil FIR ON tine charged with the
Hi | ~ Of Way ~ Parks, former deputy
her'ft OF tni- 'u"ty, has been recessed.
b. I tie falling To make case against
him.
81" t, the colnred gentleman who swim
He'd the negroes OF Chloride out of $40
u ider Dret-n-e If prs tnIzing 10 tg- of
X nights of Pytnias, has been sentenced to
the penitentiary for two years.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-10
CROP ht i'tDhi.
h7 What Pr"sp cr-iowa importing
EOru- II e hOiera In Ilnm-is

o. h. What Prusp. cr-iowa Importing
'orn-H hoiera In Iln".,.
CHICAGO, ILL Jan. The following
CT p summary will appear in This weeks
eIi'lon Vf the Farmers Review # thi
ciry:
r ports from correspondents show thst
rhr fields of winter wheat In OHIO, Michi-
gan, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin AM
Missouri are very general, wei pr 't-ct-d
With snow. 10 A Gibson, Dickinson,
Lincoln, NeoSho and SedgewicK cnun les
III Kansas the ii Ids are rep 'rt-d bar.
aud the ground dry, wi n the crop ,oklng
poorly.
Th-re il free movement Of C ,rn to
market reported in luUIs and N-brssk.
I lere is very little m Ivement Of corn in
1IWa, snd One-fourth of the counties of
he state are importing corn from sd-
lining states.
Th~re are serious reports OF cholera
smorg hogs from fu ly one third nf the
counties in Illinois, With more or less
pr. vslence nf the disease in Indiana,
Iowa and Missouri In A tsms and Ma
-"n Counties ia Illinois the disease is in
dlctlng Serious liss.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-10

CHICAGO, ILL Jan. civilian Penn
Nixon, on behalf of the mmittee having
crarge "f the Logan fund that is being
aised in Chicago, forward d TO Mrs. L.
I'm last DIsht chccts sm'n"tiug e. S65n0.
mskine total of Sl3, ono ,rward,,i nv
tn committee. Tne debts Of GIN Ln-
ems estste, which it is proposed ni.
CricsgO friends will pay, = Z in ne ne gn-
turhOOd # $4,000
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-10
FATAL Collision.

w" Fr-rg~t- Wet on III wiImIns ton and
"rIh.rn HanwHy.
RFADGNG Pa, j an. 9.-An Extra freig ut
ralu bound for Bird>borO on the Will
miugrOn and Northern R4iroad ran into
The rear end of another freight train near
W4wass-tt station this morning Con-
duc'or H-nry Hu0errs d a man sup
posed to be William M4rliu, VINO were
riding in the CD nose, we're killed and
rh-ir bodies we're padlv burned. Brake
man H-nrV Knox of R aiding and Fire
man Phillips were I'M ured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-10

SALT LAKE, UrAH,rJtn 9.-La>t night
after an ARE C. ut half an hour the jIry
ia the :, C nd district court at B aver
acqulr ed Drpuy Marshal WiIism
rn"mps m. inrfi d for manSI4nght II
sho ting F NJ Dalton, 4n e>csp,ug fuga-
rive. Inlr lis the Gaze which - muCn
noise Wa m1dr nh " lat mont,
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'oii'n's Contingent.

SPECIAL 70 the Gazette.
MCKINNEY, rEx., Jan. 9.-Dr. J. B.
Whit ,"d G. = Hnlep, represen ives
from. g Hin, l'ft last night for Austin.
y en- - up nv tor Terrell, nut should
the jnile Withdraw hi- nam. il il Al
pen r-,r taa, IL G ~ Tn uckm onT3
a,ne - uff re- -. will SUPPORT pia.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-10

NEW YORK, Jan. Ferdinand
6esGther, VINO j. Said to he have been the
first m IN to brew lager beer in America
t rtv years ago, died a. COllege Point,
EiJhr
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special TO the Gazette.
WACO, Tex. Jan. Misrepresentation
Mil I'D Pr-nderg4s' have gone to Aus
TIN. Senator Harri on lie yes o-morrov.
The Wac, CO. IIng'ut @il go JoEn In
force u the inaugu stion, the Waco Light
Infantry escOrIing the governor.
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I dfctod for NnDsInux htrr,

BAYOU SARA, LA Jan. 9.-Tne grand
jury Of The parish o Porte C up. e have
'ihpd true bills of maDslau.ht, sgains'
Ill the tfi':ers Of the burned steamer
J. NJ. White.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-10

Dublin, Jan. 9.-S. on has been
-eTve with writs by five electors of Bel
fast. Ercn claims $500 damsge for
alleged wrongful arrest, false lmpriSon-
III MT and N ,licious prosecution in con
nrcrion with the last election in the west
division Of Belfast.
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.EXToN SERVED,

BISMARCK ARRIVES.
BERLIN, Jan. 9 Bismarck has arrived
here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-10

~ law from vine an opinion on the
llan of campaign. Adjourned until
Tuesday
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Cinderella Gdbnb Gtore.
@de Of-9ontontraBe nn6 Mbemue c

paniti panitl panitl
sar uniete foeben i'm Often angez 1sa
fauften 0Drrdtbe an 51uhem unb
9tiefeln mti1en in IA Sagen
perfauft mer6en,' nnb lei
SaA- es unterm &oifsnpreis 1ss
Golgenoe Bsiipiele bienen als Bepsis
unierer beilpisllos niebriaen preiie:
II perl1iebene Ntten niebriger 0erren.
l1ube gu $1.40(E preis $1.75)
Sanbsendbte Serreuibube .eongrsB"
gu $2.75 Cont iiblider preis ~.
@rtrafeine b%aEbgen1bte 6errnihnbe al
$3.50 (anbersmo au $3.50 Derfanft. }
Rnabeni6ube u. &u6pffiefel 5i $1.25
(En-gros preis $1.5O).
@rtrafeine R~n6pffiefel fir 9nabea 81
(Wertb $3.50. -
Damen.p antofeln Nr. 5-9 au rlr
IS gts bas paar (Wertb ~.
Seine Mdb9enf1ube bon @tace<9ebet
gu nur IS Gents (Wertb $l).
&inberf9ube au 40, so unb 60 @ents.
bic anoersmp 60, IS Gents unh 81
foften.
gabp : s@ube uerfaiebeaer alrt, BON
Is Gents an.
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g. &. maaer.

POS Wes 81 {.
bdlt elm groBes uub febr aewdbttes Qas
ger Ton Sapeten, ROuleauT,
YtIberrabmen unb Qeifen.
unb ferner neben 3eidneusM aterialieu
aler Mrt, 6arben unb Mnfreis
der : M ateriatten ~befonoers
0ammers fertile, gemi56te
Jarben, bic beiteu uub billigffen TN
Mnrfie, bi- unter boiler @araniie bets
tauft merben. 8 Ii 4 r. unb Spies
geiglas unb anbere in biefes Sad
f6lagenbe artifel; tporin 0err Mti0er
5as gr6bte 2ager i'm Wsien bes 6taas
les bat. Mufird9e aus BEN aanbe mere
ben prompt ausgefh6rt.
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= an Der 9aife BON Sifrien collie
birte bic Oa@t Der 6aiierin bon Defer
reid nit einem itaIienii9en Gdife uab
brabte rs gum 9infen. Der unfal &C.
iGab BET bi1tem Nebel. Oie Raiferin
tpurbe bur6 bic grf6ttterung ertDedi
unb elite auf oas Bed. no He BITE gut
Rettung Der Mannf9aft 6es gefunSenen
S@ifes uDtbisen Befeble ertbeilte. 4ts
auf einen Sdifsiunsen tonnten aud
MQe gereitet irerben.
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Gin Weriamaamssmittel.

8rau gb0be GbesIep in Yeterfou, gIab
gountn. Soma, er5dblt bic foIsenoe bemertens'
perths @eidi9te, beren @abrbeit bon ben ge.
pobnern ienss Sidbt4sns berbiirst piro: $50
bin rs Sabre alt unb bin Ianss Sabre binnurd
Ron Nterenleiben unb geIdbmtbeit g~epeinist
norben. Sd par fdIiebIid nidt msbr TN
Stanoe, mid aueiu anautlsioen. Sett bin if
b6uia frei bon alien 2sioen unb S4mer3en uno
Tam iosar msine Slusarbet gang ALIEN osr'
ridten. Gas perbaute i'd ben electric Bttters.
neI6e mid uTais ~beriinst uno milo Don aaer
Rraufbeit unb allem Siedibuu befreit taben."
Bran berluHe cine Glaide. Die feline 6lai4e
foitst so Gents, bic sro6e 81 unb III au babeut Ia
Der Gpptbefe bon u. DrstS.
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sotebO. Ohio, aueas gountp

2DleOO, 0gtOt &uCaS 0uuHtg
Grant s. Gbenep beeibigt, baB er bet
dltete 9beilbaber Der Girma s. S.
g9enep & 60. III, bic in Der Stabt Sos
Iebo, i'm porgenanntem Staate unb
gountp ibr Gei9dft betreibt, unb bab
obige 6irnna bic Summe BON eins
bunbert Dollars aus3aBlt Sc,
BEN ,lnb fiir ieben einaelnel Sal bon
gatarrb, Der bur6 "Halls Catarrh
Cure" nidt gebeitt tDerben Fam.
Grant 5. gbenep.
8el6moren Dor mir unb in nleinei
@egentpart unter5ei6net am 6. DE,
eember 1856.
~ ". 81. @Ieafou.
W1Sl 0sfeutli@sr @Otar,
6aas gatarrb. 9eilmittel TT tnHerlid
anaupenben unb wirft Direct auf bic
e9leimbdute unb ouf bas 8lut. Mau
laEe fi6 BON uns 3eugniie &c. auieIss
ben, mas portofrei gef6iebt.
s. s. gbenep 6 Co.,
9plebo, Obto.
Sa- gu baben in allen apctbeten.
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Mrs. Winslcps ScOtbins Snrup pirb
BON elmer Ter belten Doftcrinnen unb ben
@drterinnen in ben Ser. Staaten Der.
jdrieten. @r rurbe felt 40 Sabren bon
WtQicnen, bon Wattern nnb Rtnbern nit
pie febienbem Grfclse setrandt, iOwOhl
BON benz 6 Ea8e alten 8inbe, ME pcn ers
tra&ienen 9inbern. Gr beieiti8t S@drfs
i'm Rasen. befreit bon @inbtOlic unb res
sulirt bic @ebdrre; sr SeriaaFt far Sin.
Der unb 0litter Rube unb Wcblbehasen.
g8ir glauben, oaB Der Sprup bas befte
unb fderfte Wittcl 1T eesen Dnienterie
unb Diarrboe bel 9inosrn. 8lei&piel OF
burd 3uhnen peruriudt cber bur& ance.
re llriaden. Cine @sbraudsanweiiuns
wirb isbsr 6taids b~siseseben. SO 1T
teins ddt, wenn nidt bas SacRmile bon
Curtis u. Perfins auf Der Nubenieite Der
Ginpaduns entbalten 1T. Sn allen Mpr.
theten 80 buben, bic 6lui&e rs Gents.
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unIere neuen Wintertpaareu:
@lotbinG 9errenzS oilettes Nrtifel, 1ns
ter3eug &c. fonlmen mad unb mad on
unb lieseu sur 9efdtisuug pfea. qaus
coat & 5pbn.
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Gin banfbarer Yatient,

Der fsinen Mamen nidt s~enannt baben MIL uub
Der isiue ooIIf q nOise @isbsIber.
telInas bon l4Dersm aeiOea eiasr 70
i iss' { sSr@ M Dit sap Issa Ssri5idsn. siei rs as ss5s
Sud snttdIt asaspts. BE in ieeer apoissfs
oemadt tuerben iSnnen. e6idt Sure abreiIe
nit Briefm irfe on Bribafe Clinic b
0tepemlarp, 10 q. Qcnftpn Ctr, NetD
BORT 81. y.
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Nls Der 9ottor am anoerr Sage tn
tiaer @eligfeit bic 9anb Der seliebten
6rau In Der ieiuer belt. INN He ffrs
aeben ni6t n1ebr su lofen, fragte et
aud enblt1 etnmal:
tnb moran bling biefe Gntbedung,
Maria?
Sic ld6eIte uub iaste nit aebeimniBs
boiler Bebeuiuug:
.Nn einem 9aarl"
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laiie bas gu 9auie bur6 meinen Disner

-
beiotgen.
gr uabm ieinen Sut bon benz Sabu.
rett. Derneiste iii6 tief Dor ibr unb bers
lief bas 3immer.
Sic mar tpieber alein.
Dos ironii6e 2d1eln berlhmaub
non ibrem @eli6t; fte preBte bic 6anb
aesen bic peiBe Stirn tnb i9lob bte
Mu9en.
uno bieien bate lie geliebt. bate fie
ge9laubt su lieben. St bate ibr feline
2iebe gef6m0ren-es mar elm Wleineib.
WarIlm Der Betru92 War es ibr Ser.
fl6geH, bas i'm gelodt batte2 unb elm
elenber 3ufal nur batte lie bepabrt.
baB tie feline 2iebe bur6s Qeben ge.
i6leppt. O-ber @rbdrmli@el unb
ibm bate fe eineu an6ern geopfert =
einen anbern, Der ibr Dor elmer 9tanoe
in fammenSen Wo,ten feline 2eioen.
f9aft geftanOen uno ben iebt bic Ser.
aueifung biaaustreibt = binatls iibers
Wteer in cine unbefdnnte Welt = unter
einen 6immeI. mo- Ct 0ergeHenbeit
iu9t-uuo piellei6t finbetl Sic bate
fi6 10 getu6bnt an bieie 9dmmerfunbe,
bic i'm ben Greunb 3uflbrte-ein Ger3,
bas 70 treu, 10 aufopferungsfrob tpie
fein andres fir bas lire i1lug, bas {i9
in ben Sasen Der prAfung bema6rt -
bamals, als frembe 0abgier bic 6aub
mad ibrem @rbe austredte - bamals,
als Die Qdfer3unge ibren peibli6en STUFF
3u begeifern tpagte. St batte fidb ibr
@ertrauea nit Dem Ginlab ieines Sc.
bens nerbient.
50, fe mar ibr gu einem lebenbigeu
8ebirfniB getporbsn - biefe Ddmmers
tunbe. Wenu Der Greunb tam, 10 tpar
He ibrer Goreeu lebig, Der grobeu unb
Der tleinen. fie burfte Inn ia 9lles ias
gen-er tpuBte fir Mqes einen &atb-o,
CT mar 10 flugl sic laui@te germ fei.
1er b%erfdnoigen &eoe, feiner bunflen
fonoreu @timme, tpenn er bon feinen
&eiien er3dblte, bon ber 2unft, bon ben
@reianifen. bic brauBen Die WeIt be.
uegten5 neru er Fe in feiner flarei1
5pred)meiie einDeibte In bic @efebe
bes epig S96neu unb ibr erit ben ehten
@enuB erfbloB an ben unferbli9en
Merfen bet Meifer.
Sic pirb bieie Stimme niht mebr
h6ren bic treuell Mugei1 NIT ibrem ertt.
ften Bid tperber tidt mebr ben ibren
~begeenen, bic ltarfe Manneshanb, Die
fe geleifet, bic fie Dor benz Nnbrinaen
Der 6abiu6t gel6uBt, ben Steinmiirfen
Der 0erleumbung ben 91i.b entgegens
gebalten - fe bat He, BON einem Wanne
befangen. bon I'D geitoBen, tie bat fe
gum Iebtenmal bon fi6 eefoBen, fie bat
he gum ieBtenmal gebrtidt ii gum leBtens
mal-um zines glenben ,uilen.
sic tarrte nit leerem Nuge Id ben
erlofhene1 &amin. So flang 10 fonber.
bar, 10 feierlid. biefes vaum Iebtenmal"
= uie Der bumpfe Nuff6lag Der @rbs
f1olIen, tpenn bas frif6e @rab eines
geIiebtei1 Weiens fi9 fdlieBt....
Cine Sbrdne sIdu3te In ibrem Muge.
Rein, f6rie he uuf. rein - niht gum
IebtenmaIl Sic ftiirate an ben 59reibs
tifd. riB Gus ber Mappe elm tuetbes
BIatt unb mari in fiesenber 0aif eiu
paar 3eilen auf bas papier. Damn
f@elte He, ~foupertirte bas Billet unb be.
fabI BEN eintrete1ben 3ammerrndo&en :
Webmer sic einen Magen unb bes
foraea sic biefen Brief fofort an feline
Moreiie. Menn Sic ben 0errn Ooftor
ui@t riebr gu Gaufe amtreifen, 10 fabren
sic mad benz hamburger 8abnbof, ct
tuolte nit benz &urieraua abreiien. Sic
baften mir fiir bic Befelung. Glen
Siel
Das Mdb@en gebor9te.
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D6- Wer bon @arpIan 6 Rinl
tauft. ipart @elb fir Sis.
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TAE cAaaLEs A. voeELEa CO.. Baltimore. Nd.
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sic lebnte nod INNER bic i@6ne
Gtira eegeu bic S9eibsn, als bos Ram.
mermdb@en eintrat unb ibr cine @iii,
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I0oeues.

usisgIl&s.
calm @sners. sSus. II. Sch. 1857.
e&on felt II Sabret baIte ID Or. augujt
&1x55s3g 6a1buf9erf Trppfen 5tets i'm Sanie
15ff63tfS. Steieiben ifsb elm ansse5gi9netes
Observation-Disclosures pHt t5unen cuff @drlas
slapfQBteR werbeN;
Benebtes Stua.
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DtAapltag oatfJB
SHAM BURGER
aeeeat as~lateraafbeiten.
Die erSbten GrfuIse eratelt.

@tste iabsrtdiRa.
ct. &etsna. gaebr.. Z. Seb. 1887.
SIRE 81. s(usuit QSHig,s 8nmburger Crops
fen tz1t d aon5 beioubers gege1 8luttranfs
feitea empfebIen u1h iplten ~biefeItea tn tets
leu1 Saufe febIen. Sn meiner SaniiIie baben
Re I'D 5tets as 5uuerId5iges DlttteI bepdbrt.
Nu4 febr pieIe tnetuer 6reunbe unb @etannte
fub 0roee @eretrer bieie berlbmten Mebiaiu
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1t was in this house that his accomplished
mother devoted SO much of her time to the
education Of her only son, "and owe more to
my mother than to any other instructor in the
world" said he few days ago, when he was
talking over the old life in Chillicothe with
me. After the death Of the Elder Thurman in
1856 the house passed into the hands OF one of
Judge Thurman's sisters who sold II few
years later -
Judge Thurman's mother. who took SO much
pains with his mental training, was q woman
of remarkable qualities Of brain and heart, and
it has often been observed that her son not
only resemblcd her in these particulars, but
his features arc those OF his mother. She was
well equipped for the task OF imparting in
structions to promising boy. for she had been
broadly educated in the best scmnaries OF
Philadelphia, and had formed habits OF study
which she never rclnguishcd.
Judge Thurman's public education was OBJ
taned at the old Cbillicothc Academy. ~ hnd,'
said he, 20 large class but think that those
who were boys with me in II are all dead. save
Rufus King. OF Cincinnati, and myself. Some
of my classmates became wcll-known. There
was John Waddle, who was an engineer and u
railroad man OF great ability, and who was one
of the noblcst fellows that ever lived and there
was Joseph Patton. who became q distinguish
ed physician in Alabama
''The men who were ut the Bar when was
admitted to practice have nearly all passed
away When was on the bench used to know
every lawyer in Southwestern Ohio; now do
not know one in hundred. There are just two
men living who were in my judicial circuit of
Fairfield, Pickaway, Ross, Fayette, Jackson
and Pike Counties, when I commenced the
practice Of law One Of them is John Andrews,
of Columbus. and the other is Elihu johnson,
of Jackson County, who must be quite ninety
years of age. An. when see my old friends
vanishing SO swiftly, sometimes feel that it
may be my turn soon.'"
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brought into human life. Some infer
ences might be drawn, and used to
good purpose if fairly dealt with, from
a comparison, at this point of view. of
the life of heathenism with the life OF
Christianity, and from the significant
fact that for all it has of useful inven-
ton, of Improvements in the conditions
of life in the world, for intellectual
stimulus and growth, for all those
things which make nations great and
humanity thing to rejoice in-for all
this mankind must look, as it has done
for centuries. not to pagan but to
Christian lands. When would the far
East, slumbering in the shadows Of its
pagodas and temples, have even
dreamed Of such achievements
as are the common incl
dents of Western lifep When, even in
Christian countries, would that philoso-
ply which shuts itself away from the
world, and glooms over its problems Of
the origin and destiny of man, hopeless
even of any solution-when would it
have moved the world on those courses
of rapid improvement which have
characterized the last four centuries,
and which owe their inspiration so
much to those very ideas of the possi-
bilities of human life which Christianity
creates? Accept Christianity or not,
| you must still admit that there is in the
whole atmosphere Of this religion a
stimulating and sustaining property
that puts humanity upon doing its best
in all directions; infusing it with that
ozone of cheerfulness which alone can
rouse its inertness and push it on to a
glorious destity. Chicago Standard.
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CHOICE EXTRACTS.

What men want is not talent, it is
purpose, in other words, not the power
to achieve, but the will to labor.-Bul-
Wer Lytton.
i should like to kill fear-only by
killing wrong though; fear is but the
shadow that always follows at the heels
of wrong. Grant.
The soul that can not entirely
trust God, whether man be pleased or
displeased, can never long be true to
Him; for while you are eyeing man
you are losing God and stabbing reli-
gion at the very heart.-Manion.
-Unmeasured and unlimited
With noiseless slide Of stone to stone,
The mystic Church OF God has grown,
Invisible and silent stands
The temple never made with hands.
j. @. Whittier.
If sorrow could enter Heaven, If a
sigh could be heard there. or tear roll
down the cheek of saint in light, it
would be for lost opportunities, for the
time spent in neglect of God which
might have been spent for his glory
Pdyson.
There is not book on earth so IA
vorable to all the kind and sublime af-
fections. or so unfriendly to hatred and
persecution, to tyranny, injustice and
every sort of malevolence, as is the
Gospel. 1t breathes. throughout. mer-
cy, benevolence and peace. James
Bed.ne.
Heaven begun is the living proof
that makes the Heaven to become cred
ible. Christ in you is the hope of
glory" II is the eagle eye of faith
which penetrates the grave, and sees
far into the tranquil things of death.
He alone can believe in immortality
who feels the resurrection in him al.
ready y,-Robertson.
After all has been said that can be
said about the widening influence Of
ideas. it remains true that they would
hardly be such strong agents unless
they were taken in solvent of feeling.
The great world struggle of developing
thought is continually foreshadowed in
the struggle Of the affections. seeking
u iastitication for lows and hope.--
George Eliot. W. 3a